SOLUTION: If two consecutive integers have a sum of 127, find the numbers.
We know the answer is 63 and 64 but how is it defined in algebraic terms.
All I've got is:
x = (127 - 1)/2;
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We know the answer is 63 and 64 but how is it defined in algebraic terms.
All I've got is:
x = (127 - 1)/2;
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Question 838881: If two consecutive integers have a sum of 127, find the numbers.
We know the answer is 63 and 64 but how is it defined in algebraic terms.
All I've got is:
x = (127 - 1)/2; y = (127 + 1)/2 Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source):
